Endotracheal Tube
Cuffed, uncuffed and reinforced endotracheal tubes from 2.5 to 11 with ISO 13485
Every Endotracheal Tube Item We Supply
Four configurations cover the full intubation requirement: cuffed for positive pressure ventilation, uncuffed for narrow paediatric airways, and reinforced versions of both where the head will be turned or flexed after intubation. All are moulded in transparent medical grade PVC with a semi-seated 15 mm connector and EO sterilised in peelable bags.
Endotracheal tube with cuff
The cuffed endotracheal tube seals the airway so positive pressure ventilation can be delivered without leak and the…
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Endotracheal tube without cuff
The uncuffed endotracheal tube is specified for paediatric and neonatal airways where a cuff would press on a narrow…
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Reinforced Endotracheal Tube / Cuffed
The cuffed reinforced endotracheal tube carries a spiral spring within the tube wall along its entire length, so the…
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Reinforced Endotracheal tube / Uncuffed
The uncuffed reinforced endotracheal tube combines anti-kink spiral reinforcement with an uncuffed design, for…
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- Leak around an uncuffed tube during positive pressure ventilation
- Cuff pressure injuring a narrow paediatric airway
- Tubes kinking and occluding when the head is repositioned
- Connectors that do not seat properly on the circuit
Who It Is For
- Anaesthesia and ICU department buyers
- ENT, dental and maxillofacial theatre stores
- Emergency and resuscitation trolley buyers
Core Advantages
- Eighteen sizes from 2.5 to 11 on the standard range
- Reinforcing spiral within the tube wall on the reinforced versions
- Transparent PVC shows condensation and secretions in the tube
- ISO 13485 and CE, EO sterilised in individual peelable bags
Application Scenarios
- General anaesthesia with mechanical ventilation
- Paediatric and neonatal intubation with uncuffed tubes
- ENT and head and neck procedures with reinforced tubes
Industries We Supply From Endotracheal Tube
Hospitals And Clinics
Hospital procurement carries the widest specification burden of any buyer in this market: every ward wants a different configuration, and every one of them has to be sourced, certified and stocked.
Emergency And Pre Hospital Services
Pre-hospital buyers specify for the worst case: a device used one handed, in a moving vehicle, by someone who cannot stop to read a label. That pushes the specification toward colour coding, one-hand operation and kink resistance.
Specification Guides For This Range
Questions About Endotracheal Tube
Which sizes are available?
2.5 to 11 on the standard range and 3 to 10 on the reinforced range.
When should I specify a reinforced tube?
Where the head is turned or flexed after intubation, since the spiral in the wall prevents kinking.
What connector is fitted?
A semi-seated 15 mm standard connector.
How are they packed?
Individual peelable paper-plastic bag, 10 pieces per box and 100 pieces per carton.
What certification applies?
ISO 13485 and CE.
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